It's a little weird they are going for the same aesthetic given the failure that was the PSP. It wasn't a particularly comfortable device to hold either.
There are so many shit websites handling games. When you say something like, Gamespot has gone downhill, it doesn't say much. It's amazing the lack of exciting personalities on game websites, you'd think the gaming population would be filled with people that had a rough life and have developed a good sense of humor from that experience but it's like the least interesting people in the world go into game journalism.
guilty pleasure? there are shows I feel guilty watching, but how much pleasure I'm having from watching those shows is questionable. I think maybe watching Invincible Youth, which is a Korean variety show.
I think if the past two generations have taught the major companies anything, it's that graphical power isn't the key to success.
And that people really do want a new way to play games.
I'd say there's something to be said about the way xbox handled online, but I think in Sony's case the lessons learned are from their failures. Sony isn't doing abysmally, but you have to factor in the market share they lost. As for Blu-Ray, it seems like downloadable video is becoming people's format of choice.
Well I "finished" Mario. Brackets because I'm not quite finished... and I have to say if you're interested in Mario it might be the best Mario I've played in awhile. I still maintain I'll sell the system when I'm done with this game but this is a hell of a Mario game if you are into the dude. I can't relate to being into remakes or the 7th Mario Kart game. But if Mario is the only game, it's quite the game.
I would like to travel around Europe before making a decision, but I really enjoyed my time in France and Spain. There was a time I would've said the US, but for whatever reason I now have very little interest in moving there.
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